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§ enr^inU gCity Printer OfAcial Paper BIAB6KBT~CITY* CIRCULATION. AUGUSTA. BA. Hcsah Advances on i & ■Theatre—Andrew Flynn, Manager. Bfehildrcn's Clonks—V. Richards A Bro. ■MM® * / Korns Wanted; Apply -at Daily Press, ■ Good Chanue—Apply to Rev. Mr. >: Hpunman, m** Vatic*—Social Lodge. Hbsignees—Per Central Railroad. Stove*, Tinware, etc —D. !,. Fullerton. ■S6 Broad street. B W oMberaometer, At Daily Prcss Orrica, 1 ■•-v wjrfc?“sy Ir : SWo Postmasters. ■ interior of the State are earnestly Ikted-tof ctaa in pwcwr Pfobatrioer*. J Ws wist allow thA» usual per cfaflagfijitfiKCb OWes,’ ,Jf E. H. PUGHE, * ProprWfitf its So# sating discourse at the Catholic ys.; wherein ‘‘the Kingfkmr Os Hear-’ piwu it the enemy came and sowed tears, "Upon this, the learned Bishop I up a beautiful sfei inon, showing' L in this payable, * the Kingdom ot Iren is meant the Church of. God; icting in graphic and thrilling lan* L^yui^ogCT^sfjrcys- B, the Inals or the Church through Sges, and arguing the stability which t> he^ li 5 eni i- t er Ji mountain, pround which the Ii gather, the thunders roll aDd the ings flash, bat again clouds are JWMOQHMOO&"? i more beautiful than before, ishrmdn wie listened 'to with“totwt ;t>ul i, represfenfinf CTre Several aenomi f Ujtare s««jL 'dJwfl’Yer w&rtW ompson, to whom reference was incßuttHyfs.issue of the Daily! , contemplates returning hither isaily part of next velar, at which 1 s&sise£Hßsu& j a*tffpp«rtuuUy of Addressing our i upon some one of his favorite ‘- Theieitlzenlel# A frusta wifi ; honor him with au audience, and i! not fail to interest and instruct jrert.: uni red J HSUICD! .U Al | Reason Why.—lt was stated in t’s issue of this paper, ' the r” ft opßrticu,ar 0pßrticu,ar rposiflVely refuses to cut out an Bth a pen knife.” Now, in one bi&mz K)lar ; is that h\3 pen knife is in- the p«n he has (anJ user), W" hid H| knifev))ij has nst* ~Jle wijja&'n. . be knife-less until some thought- comes to the rescue. ffcwcu S ,-.The Qirous, to the great the juveniles and freed men, . ■jbed its presence in ti e City, yes -Hgty a grand procession in cos jMjeded by tlie 'brass and • Srfed by Herr Hengel, Avith nr Bap ot a car drawn by horses. • dt|nr just “took the rag off the Wacm^x -Bareexcellent ; and Dan, being a n&ftsJMktive in politics, but a Radical » fcaumi.es., ins circus is bound ThauSo wish to see this Circus will },*»••-! .*@#,l opportunities to-day. To- Hhtens in Savannah. Bfijudge McLaws delivered a Rharge to the Grand Jury— ■niitr; Hrtny practical suggestions' as tho Hking of the Court. Reilly is at his post, 10 hU “ ati 1U 1" a list of the'Grand ■pert J. Harris, Foreman; P. C. A. Williams,. RyWf -5 > ? ■Sonias Wylds, Robert 'Walton, Spur Blcakley. Taxmen; 4- If, H»Bp A. McDade, o Hans, w. 11. Juilett, J. 11. :<\)/x,vn ; ; :S’true bills were returned. One . Bjpßite man —James Robinson {■"'With larceny from the House, : >gtoft*i goods; the re -I'rj-k Sf'tiie bills are against freed • tf-,ez K *'|f' single larceny and assault and criminal docket will be taken up j vj.MMng.at o’clock. Witnesses, jnwd all interested will make a wis%JHl govern themselves accord ‘ ' M PllEßs Boo* ami JodFiiivt pl&dfii—H'liis O (fide is snp ste'-fHb every material 'necessary for i’*« and oxc fVWJ ptyle'.df Book and Job Bob jf bidding. The par- Hpaiteution of the Public is re hK to this establishment, in the Aee that ample satisfaction wjjl - Woesn as regards typography, pregs- Ktpdrbharges. office is located at 190 Broad K or 153 Ellis Street. wm< > ) >' i V/- Tnu R.inT,.n,—pa»nl» h... ever been distinguished for their love of dutiful ladies and beautiful babies; beautiful dresses -which beautify lasses; beautiful steam ply on our rivers, and ejogaut paintings that adorn onr parlorp, all c&3®i:a time, prq/Stgblr and pleasantly, ga> » Ptrlfini |t Ci’s Gallery, and purejaa a set of their stereoscopic views—look log in which you will be permitted, in ifatgiaatiwH to walk through the orowd eii . there res of Paris, lovely ave tuiqa, and bqgide still waters ; lose, your- Selnn astonishment and admiration as you contemplate the gorgeous finish of brilliantly-lighted houses of worship. iai - a%4 a"Ti j a Theatre.—lt will be seeu by rah# ench to otii haYerttgifig dyinmns that lire Theatre will h* '.opened . to-miorrow (Wednesday) Mr. Flynn with his Dramatic Company, for short season, am a i ,i baa . The Company is [very favorably! criti ciis^hy-the 1 Atlanta press, where they have been performing for some tiiie. - rCorroN-CiitcttLMi.-f“J<esarsw J. M. -firued « Cor haveMavofed AsVith W. fy.Wf&H AfCo-'s Liverpool Weeklyj Mar ket Report, from which we shall imake some’Cotton extracts in our to- motrow’s .jfW*! .>;•[.ua .I'l'nnrS *j () “IJty DO ,IjEEWIB*.”t-We learn that Mr.'Bettes, ofthe i*ine House, ■bia and Augusta Railroad,.Sad has {taken a contract to work out the same, ; The Cenotaph will be gratifying to those interested- tojknow fhat,the Cenotaph Fund has been loaned paper, so that, in a year’s time, it will have accumulated a hand some sum. U9 tvpwr WTVr The New York Tumid, ITOI iSHsfilf GWi the “in . dication of ihe truth of History,” skys : * The flight of Maximilian from Mex iico, like the cabUrtfe df Jdfl Dhkis in ridiculous serinina tion to a very. vintnrestMg historical epi sode. "HO ; 4jH£ES¥9d !l 7 well tb^ 4 tbe petticoat storj is false, and wa|s ex plOdferf- long ago*; Hut evinces ity idea arf justice by repeating it as PERBo3bL£E-lJ#"B|otlM|fY. Aitkin- | son, adistiKuishsjPfoinimr W Virginia, is, at present in our city. It is his pur one or mor f le( = i ' tures on important and interesting sub -je*.-l>l YJJAUBJ -r- INDOQBHJENTB-—-A beautiful I .dine of Dress Goods, at 50c. per yard. 'Brad rtsJr's agd.all other grades, are selling at I. Kahn k Co.’s at New Y’drk'prices. Call at i 2B2’BriJadf-si.l3^fc Still ’ at* the North/ an3 ..new goods are continually arriving, among which is a fine assortment of 1 th« 'Empress BhWi f This AoHrctn.TUßit, Collbob Land Donation.—We publish in another col umn, a communication on this sqbject, from the Macon Telegraph. It hhsiit, cidentally come to our knowledge it £ jVlui flhh hen of Salem Dutiher, itself sufißcient {to at tract attention in this community, at least. y-—XOC Metho dists, Baptists, and Presbyterians, of Rome, have organized an auxiliary Bible Socjety- The following named gentle men tire the' dfficeTs : Charles E. Hills, President; C. W. Mills, Vice President; R. T. Hargrove, Treasurer; B. F. (Jones, ‘’■“ftp i334 j- . r\ Horrid Murder. —A horrid was committed, on the 4th of ber. uear Guntersville. Ala. The ill fated former ly of ifujyd coumyj’m The murderer knocked White in the head aith (taaxe, afterward roatV* The facts of the case, afc re ported in a letter published in thejßome Courier, of the 10th, are as follows : “One Mr. Jacob Keener and family, who had been living in or about Rome, ana bimstlf and UiHfeliily IhM; (hutieelow this; place, on the Tennessee river. On the imorn ing of the 4th, intelligence of the mur der was received at Guntersvilld,\Mik.| and the circumstances induced the Coro mfw'wi Wtnr spf n . H st > /and proceed, to the affair, but before thbdA with the fexami triimn'’iodressed that he committed the, hprrifil| deed, jbis wife at wps that him -fop moving former's household. Engine.— The Atlanta ‘(Ga.) Intelligencer, of November lOih, contains the following paragraph show ing the value ot a steam fire engine: g-| “An Ounce of Preventive,"|etc. — The little giant steam fire engine of No. 2 company performed a splendfd feat yesterday. She was taken to a i small stream of water ont on the edge of Ifewfijltild USjnthd WflmJTfifi.JloM about milp ipr ljpj{bh,jfppp filled all the cisterns. If said the cistern at t jibs filled in forty min- is a good one, and to< much cannot be given to our nobjle Fire 'Department for their effoits to forty against the ravages of fire. Son le idea of the power of the little Bteam ;r may be baa from this performance!. The water was forced through this mile of hose without any trouble. No. may congratulate itself in possessing an in valuable machine. English Laborers for Ti Xff.-fj-, .fwvitiwiw' th f intro - laborers. 1I»>P Texas. vfiived at Galveston the first ofij'tht-* present month. HOTEL ARBfVAT* GLOBE HOTEL. w. c, 9*KOL~i4fJL--amor*inoii Monday , November 12 th. J C Belcher, AbbeviUe, 8 0 T J Mabry, Abbeville, 8 0 J A Pali, Qa Bjt_ L A Qunst, N T Win Johnston, Charlotte, N C HDH Oppenheim, Charleston J B Hook, Lee, Oa P A Combs, St Louis, Mo O A Muffer, Charleston <1 Y_ A O W Tucker, Jr, Baltimore, Md W D Lawther, Baltimore, Md J O Lanes, Beaufort, 8 C Miss M E Lanes, Beaufort, 8 C E A Smith, Coiambus, Oa Miss Williams, GMfmlms i mrar D B Johnson, Columbia, Oa T M Murry, Warrenton, Oa B B Blaok, Warrenton, Oa E Nubhut, Union Point Oeo H Pratt, Savannah pateISSLH £Bl ( 8 W Berry, Sparta W F Kennedy, Saulsbury, N C H A Cook, Saw Dost J A Law, Tray City, Tenn E C Roper, Wilmington and AtlanticXine W J Barker, Wand M R fl» 71 O L Denton, Fla J J Denton, Fla 8 R Davenport, Columbia, 8 C J B Ousen and son, Oa John O Oreene and son, Burko, Oa staaSfei‘l - - - -M Maj A F Dickinson, Richmond oo Jaa Fish end family, Oa O T Walton, Columbia oo R J Walton, Columbia oo Wm Tatam, Columbia co E J Walton, Columbia co J Atkinson, Athens, OE ' *♦— - 8 H Stokeley, Lexington, Qa E S Harrison and son, Columbia H P Hampton, Colombia P H Norton, Washington, Oa. Mrs w J Bwty. Ray,town, Oa , Miss Doody, Macdrf,;Oa ■AG TIG -/ -■ R R Beck, Warrenton, Qa M A Lampkin, Warrenton, Oa Z R Lampkin, Warrenton, Oa Dr J S Nelson and son, Burke, Oa T J Sallas, Burke, Ga _ iS Baily anditwo sons, CoMffllrta I \ C Mik dole Miss Emily Carter, Xftirke, Ga Mrs Davis, Burke, Oa E J Lataste, Me Bean, Oa. Y. M. C. A.—The citizens of Griffin 'hboit to" Orgdifiie' a' -'Ydung''My/'d Christian Association in that place. Thai's right. Organize the Society immediately, for, in the language of the rwowisc therefore, have the best possible influ ences—intellectual, moral, and social— brought to bear upon them in their early i d ?jfv ,/: j.if, ;ir nuza o r *'./■ River News. —The river is in fine boating order, being five feet nine inches high at the port. Consignees per Central Railroad, Nov. 12.—E B Long A Cos, Wiloox, G A Cos, A L, J E H Couturier, Jones, 8 A Cos, Q MoC, J Sumerau, E 0 D, Piatt Bros, J M C A Son, J A Vandyke, E F Oallaher, Lit J, W B Q, Houston A Cos, J C Galvin, J C (k M, H E Clarke, A Stevens, E M Bruce, Baker A S, A H Jones, J D B A Bro, J A T A Bones, White A L, B H Brodnax, J N A Son, C Spaeth, P A S, S F Clark, E Mustin, Ul&3B33Ma&attßD A D, O’D <k M, B A Cos, P C A Cos. COMMERCIAL.. Augusta, Nov. 12—0 P. M. ' GOLD—Buying, 1.48; selling, 1.50. SlLVEß—Buying, 1.40; selling, 1.45. COTTON—The market continues ,dqjl and depressed. But few sales hare trans pired. The offering stock has been very light. Quotations cannot be well given with accuraej, on account of the unsettled ffrmmt \ Hamburg market. Hamburg, S. 3., Nor. 12. COTTON.—There was very little ot the staple offering;l Frtfies .infeed, ei£l t:eme outside 34c. for Strict Middling. OH XfriPPiSb teTALLiGENcM'i o I Savannah, Nov. It. Arrived—Steamship Virgo, New York; Sohr WMdsrer,,RoeJ(la<»l,.Ms.,wHh; pota toes; Ship Aminck, LivOtpool, with coal to Savh Gas Light Company. Cleared—Steamship San Jacinto, New York; Stesmer Julia St. Clair, Moody, Au gusta; Schr Geo T Thorne, Bostilh'. ** *" For Rent and Sale. Rooms suitable FOR A SMALL FAMILY, At No. 142 Broad Street. novl—tf Hu WABNBB', !; HOUSE TO BEMT. §ITUATE ON THE CORNER OF CAL i iIOUN«4 Mclntosh streets, Contain , £lght Room's; Kitchen with Two Rooms. There is also a good Garden attached to the House. Water on the premises. For particulars applyea or. 149 Ellis street, oolß—tf Opposite Palace Stables. PTitTIT, NEW DWELLING— '<J II L i; !; I 7A; l i Not J® l 1 Ready for occapatlon about the Ist Nov, In Walkor Street, Third house below Centre Street, So,a -d Containing Eight square Rooms, Pantry and Dressing Rooms. TO BENT, .A, jpWW'Lmo HOUSE— 'dflt - v 'Otr the south side of Greeno street, Between Molntosh and Washington— Containing Seven Rooms. JAMES W. WALKER. __ocS— tf^^^^^Jj^Mojntj^SSt^ ~ NOTICE! “ ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE late firm of J. TSL NEVrtilf Ifc 'cD., and HORA, WISE A CO., so r debts con tracted previous to the war, and to J. K. HORA during and since the close of the (WkWW p*fiosUri7 ea)l( dhdt make arrangements for settling their in debtedness. As I am deslrona of settling np said claims immediately, the books and notes of said Arms can he found at. the old established. Clothing oo2B—lm J. K. HORA. r TAKE NOTICE, BUTCHERS. who, on Monday hava not complied with Mb terms of ranting the Stalla, an notified that the Stalla will be re-rented oa FHDAY MORNINO next at 10 o'oloek, on afponnt of former renters. MAYOR’S OFFICE, I \ Augusta, Oa., Nov. 8,1888.; J •, . Whereas, The City Council of Asnjjt*. at a meeting held Nov. sth, 1886, adopted the following Resolution, and added the ac companying extract from the Charterjof the Columbia and Augusta Railroad Codpapy, to-wit: Jieiohed, That His Honor, the Mayor,' proolaim an election to bo held in the City ivoC “Subseription" or “No Subscription,” to, the amount of One Hundred Thousand ($100,000) Dollars to the Capital Stick of the Columbia and Angnsta Railroad, ly Ote City Connell of Augusta, said subseription € Augusta Railroad shall cross the Savannah River, and have its Machine Shops and Freight and Passenger Depots in this City; and that the Real Estate and other pi aperty ojrDwd by ssdd Columbia and Augusta [Bail road shall be subject to the same t|x as other Real Estate in the City of Augusta; and provided, further, that the Maypr of the City of Augusta shall be, ex officio, a Director of said Company. (XV HfflAC* PRgWfTWE CHAHtVR OF rCTf* COM 11*1 S#»V|AS gulllSHEp.^ Sec. 29. And be it further enacted, i That the private property of each Stockholder, equal to the amount of his stock, shill be liable for the debts of the incorporation. In the event of the neglect or refusal es the incorporation to pay any debt owing by the, earner the creditor or creditors thereof maw sue the Company in their corporate bamel and upon obtaining execution against the*- Company, it shall first be levied upin the corporate property of said Company, |which shall first be liable, and upon the retprn of 'theUprbpdWoftar br officers, of no Corpo rate property to be fonnd, said execution may be levied upon an amount of the pri vate property of any Stockholder pf the Company, equal to the amount of his jstock; if that be not sufficient to satisfy Bain exe cution then it majk be levffidJTbon the pri vate'jMMrty of hpj equaljte hffi stocks And ici enfvnitil the exe cution fs' nißy satiffiefl/vtntt-W'all cases levying officer shall be the-judge pf toe amount of property necessary to satisfy the fi. fa. i 1, therefore, issue this, mv Proclamation, appointing an Election to be held in the several .yfards es .tbif CitF, on Ahe;Thitd* Monday of November,'A. IJ. 1866 (Npvem ber 19th, 1866), for the purpose indicated in the foregoing Resolution- The, Polls will bo opened at the following places!: > Ward No. I—At the Scale House, unler Ward No. 2—At the City Hall, |Under the management of W. Milo Olin, J. P., Thos. R. Rhodes, and David H- Denning, or either two of them. Wa 81 ) i .No. 3—the Central Hotel, under the management of Robt. M Phinizy, J. P., Frederick Lamback, and Daqiel B. Plumb, or either two of them. Ward No. 4—At Citizen No. 8 Engine ’HowM,’u*s>r the management of John! Sheron, J. P., Charles T. Butler, Win.' V. Keener, or either two of them. j “ The Polls will be opened from 8 q’clock A. M. to 2 o’clock P. M., and the ballots shall be endorsed “Subscription” o? “No Manage^*!: will appoint three Clerks to’ assist then*' in the fflection. After the vote in the several Wards hat been counted, the Managers will repair to the City Hall, and consolidate the vote, deelaring whether “Subscription" or “No , Subscription” has the majority. ; <7 7 ) JOHN FOSTER, Mayor 0. A^.,, Attest: L. T. Bloke, Clerk of Council. noß—td UT c n JROittiiaiiteo , • -kfV(J WtEATBHFHB OFFICE OF CITY 1 ASSESSOR, AND DEFINE HIS DUTIES: Sec. I. Be it Ordained by the City\Coun cil of Augusta, and it ie hereby ordained by the authority of the same, That on the .first Ffjdsy in|so«&j#r, 1866, and on the second Saturday in Janaary, 1868, and every year thereafter, there shall be elected by the City Council, an Officer to be known as City Assessor, who shall, before entering upon the duties of his office, give bond in the sum of Fire Thousand Dollar!, and take and subscribe to the following oathi' before the Mayor or a Member af Counoii: I do solemiy swear and promise that I will; to the best of my knowledge, skill, aiwd judgment, perform all the duties of City ill Jit) Sec. 2. The City Assessor shell bold.hi* office for the time of one year, and untii hia successor is elected and qualified, unless soon ey pc moved by Council, or said office shul'be abolished, and shall receive an annual salary of Fifteen Hundred Dollar*, to be paid in monthly paymenta. In case of «aawasaefc*hsfti»'a proceed to fill the same by election for the residue of the term. - <_ Sic.,3. I}, shall h? the duty of t>o City Asseisbf te. prapdro Iwo Digests, in which he shall enter, in alphabetical ordbr, the names of each and every owner, agenty at representative of each lot or parcel up Real Estate, whether improved or otherwise, lying within the of the City of Augusta, with its precise location, lon and botwoe<4 what streets, whether leased or not-; .if, leased, from whom, the character of im provemeSts, the number of hydran ts on each lot and the number of families using each hydrant, and all further information that will lead to a full and equitable valuation of 4ach and every lot or parcel of ReallEstato and the improvements upon leased ground,' and the said City Assessor, after having made a full and personal examination of each ans. every Jet or parcel pf Roal Estate, and the imprhvemontS* npon leased land, shall, with the assistance of a committee of four (one from eaeh ward in the City|, to be by Council, proceed to assess and ▼alw the same, which assessment and valu ation so made shall be returned to toe City Council on the first Friday in March] in the year 1867, and on the, first Friday id Janu- ary in eacß s«ar thereafter, upon the receipt of which, the Clerk of Council shall give notiee in all of the gazettes of the City, that the City Assessments are open for the ih tpeQ®op/pf persons jpltrSsted] tyr the space of twenty days. Parties dissatisfied with any assesement of their property shall file their objeotions to the same, in m. the Clerk of Council, within the time ] specified, accompanying their objections with an affidavit that the property so assessed is, in the opinion of the applicant, assessed-ajiqvp iMivalue, it shall bo the duty “of tnf Clerk* ro lay all such objections before Counoil for its determination at a meeting to be oallod for that purpose, otherwise said assessment, .shall ,be conclusive, and con sidered tie ■‘establishing the tax to be collect ed on suoh Real Estate and improvements'- npon leased ground. In oases of objeotions being filed, the City Council shall affix the .jfofiiiadbf the Real Estate of the i person objecting. Counoil shall entertain no vpro-' position to change any assessment where the objeotions have not been filed within ihe time prescribed by this Ordinance, unleks it is shown to the satisfaction of Council, that said failure was caused by absenee from ih4 City, or some providential oause. Sso. 4. And bf itrfurther. Ordained, That UK Ordinances 'ana parts of- Ordinances militating r gainst, this OrUioandes,are here by repealed. Done in Council, this 6th day of Novem ber. A. D., 1866. rtft f-L, &I] v[ i JQHN FOSTER, ■*" Mayor City Augusta. Att -st: L. T. Bloke, C. C. uo7—lOt - -Bs»thsm FTpron,. **•*- Quickest 'Xfcne I lip’ T* LOWEST RATES I <tOK r.i vroKa fja/.a vai oh 7 *> Lnjfie i rwl - :i si usedtuo 9 vafi THROUGH REOEIR TS GIVEN O, *' ■ « ” *• a Mrdw 4rfstur.il $ wu\o* c».t Bji I - »i ."J u.fjji h. .Ji. 'iii Id 3,1 ?; -..-• i»/f. y . ■ .« yu. „,, -D i.1.l ii, .--.nfiTi ..wad UAS USTLAiND juiUoiJi mi rx'-r iai r* .a OB Steamer Koutes SPECIAL CONTRACTS ;,W 11 bf y the, f Ag e gtjh^ Southern r. .o’xr L 4; EXPRESS COMPANY ■/. 1 i-i 7.1 BOSTON 28 Court Street .amuKao T/.JMMAI NEW YORK 59 Broadway st. , BALTIMORE 64 Baltimore St. ; /•_ uyyrir? . CINCINNATI 67 West Fourth St. StJ ST. JLOUIS Cor. Main & Chesnut St. is'TT fort. FOR FORWARpyg} om Heavy HYDES C p P ■ for! t J ANY < POINT m tkfs. soyMxkN /siu tes. FREIGHT . I r ...... - j 1 I ~7, >,■ To be Sent by the o > • - . ■ tn; i-.-. ii- i:: QUICKEBT ROUTE •r • •>: ■ ■■ ■ : urir | 1* - t •», • ad? r ; u bne . .. •<! ' "Itiivl a,:i ' -if...;- , 1 Vi : ' "1 Should be Marked “Inland.” . • , soii.-tull . . : i . 'lf •«;./ , - -.'.ij-.i'aU i 'SAME ARRAU GEMEN3B6] ’ MAY WfFEfJTEft/' _ ;J( A1 ANT omCH' , i • .' ; L ■ ' -. J TVfMJ.' 0f th« Cjllowißg EXPRESS COMPANIES: «l - ■ ■ v/* oil.ni- lal , - -ADAMS. ■ . i HARNDEN ' AMERICAN *» UNITEI> ' ... BRITISH & AHeKICAN ANU . I'. CO.'S CALIFORNIA HQw Akk A C.(? (’ S KI N6 L®Yii &"C O.’.S . /j I «*. i .i.‘! • 'SARGENT A CG.’S ' "C H E Y’ S j -f, ■ • Mi! rt / EASTERN '*l i i /. “ EARLES’ - ; odJ -.mV 1,111 HOPE IN THE NORTH, j' 2<Tj 1 I EAST, and WE&'t. I \WX\ 7A m V )>Y\ ft - 'y ) 'V, K ‘ mm Frtigfit _ \ fI ( ... TO BE FORWARpjJD :hot3 HawaHT. .T3:lflTß (OS Southern Express Company, Office, Nq. 17 9,8r0ad St., -■ AUGUSTA r QN anlO—6m, , ’ j u * Just RetuEuedj. Mr. BALZEATTNAE JUST REtrURN. RD IVem France, bringingiwith Rim * ; large supply of ■*"* 1 J! g ' ' 7 BRAIDS, ‘ -■ \ A • y A ' RLS, ! Etc.,-Etc. He has fitted up bis Rooms for Ladiee#nd Gentlemen In splendid ’ sty le, and tf'irow' ready tor the. reception of his ouitomen. Everything in his line wdU;be peatly and promptly attended to. - ; in SALOON, Broad street, above the Daily Frau Office. no4—lit - .MtlHnary. ft. Pry O 190 BROAD STREET. 100 u ? I,Htfe uV OTB <i r tT a p.i urn \ ) i .* U A. j te >■ Biol rt- a. >•« o-.i. -.- E tfuueti otfT j e tis.v - ii net DRESS GOODSp i'.tj.j c ii> : 'tiiii.T ,'tl .noil r.'i*.: Pa 1 , IIOT but;•■'! Off lira AlO ls *::•> i' " **l” ■;* i -e -. iito'lomk’Tl Y. ift;'* I •’l°*' imsia ah ban .*;>! yi*U)H >l* « ; i'.c n, BONNETS, mi-tou i HATS. L’ aOITOtI 1 CAPS, TANARUS, ~HAT ORNAMENTS, - ! OVA I SHAWLS/ HA TH | '" MUSLINS, YL J <i CLOAfis ’ ~ j cnmii FLANNELS. | iioO c f ) aufr: - ’ OpehA AAnnils, ' , I flllifl'i r 3V/ IV.HIPEA.ID ALPACAS, ' * t; f* | j -v | .-t •1* 1 —loo { -a,j .:j SILKS, vlk i >'/iix:T<r‘ > * ' „ POPLINS, , 0 ;f i< >< r F ! fo/rvrr EMPRESS CLOTHS, f . L !11 f[ j IOVS®S4^' ,: mmm 7. 1 . LAC® COLLARS, | ! i(T ,fs'\ AO W<\ ri • I f.T I PLAIN COLLARS AND CUFFS, I '' RIBBONS )’ • . - .1 HA to siwiGTtnV 1 FLOWERS,. BRIDAL WREATHS, - ! •'* t , ! ILLUSIONS, -i .j, TARLETONS, ; 13W and -... 1. n 1 1.., . ' ' DRESS TRIMMINGSi v!v” ■ . • iij . - rTIiP, H JXAH I* T -ITTltr: 3---.< TT-• ; ! ladids’.gaunTl’iSts, m il/ i -IGENTS'QLQTH GLOVES, l-.auinC, i,u.. ~N.| JigOAHt •-sp . ' : th.l -'I t. T .-..iHiVi .-YM r BUOIiE TRIMMING, •- i" ■ U ;.. n . i \uhu: |»3 ...I I -,!!,,*!)* yltqmwiq | HUCKABACK TOWELLING) am vi '.H-ri/.'Jl-IU *3fl3/[ATB;i<r/-i ! \, • : FRINGEI> ! TOWELB, U» '■ v; a.d , FRENCH fltOßES—beautiful sty Tel, r.ai ’ ‘ 1 ' ba! * t -: \ ~ 1 , •I. , * ; .-.h , i!0J ‘ V/ %A'BWI?AW IN S, | YHHWOB C3 f-iie T-- . f(Tri UJTgbIiSHWTINGS, .'ASI O Y 7/ :-r < j nn r - ;M a ; .tr. fiHEETINGB, LJLUTIVffH ir* I .pilftflwiOAsE uwroNa,"' ? colors an<| sizes,; il n -HifctS to*! rj^viar’l HOSIERY, Ladies’, Misses and GdfittJ - ti i . j:-rrt>n oka’?;':; ir.t.ar> ; - -J-IABH.IOHW I ?;a3:r AW,'.'A , tho'l aa/H JT- AY.t , li.SOAMT'IGaB i NEEDLES, •' '-I * * Q ’eyes, D .ATBUaUA • J Usually found in such a Sfore. aJi '•! (I K-A Hol.liina o' ':' - MtifeJll H. PUGIiE, ./.Aiusnoa ,180, Street, ” ' ' JOSEPH P. CARR, -• •il ;:.: 7 HarfafrgteN cornbr (u p stun). or. DEEDS *o* i Ner- York, rl ConnoetL Cut, FnniisylVanle, Soul’. Carolina, Alaba ma, Mississippi and Louisiana. ■ r t ocll—lia PLANTERS’ HOTEL, A»»»»’ a .OLg* :10 q, SLiLr .i- • J.SVM'W'M.P, RBflASuii"* 1 ir> r> “T UNSURPASSED BY ; ANT HOTEL .yrofe •i/,X .8 .L— i SOUUHi ' .» j WHI W«- irimm Hwfc; CHARLESTON, ft'C. 1 I Awov'N f i»6Fto*k'B fctfcnsi will . '.JL still be kept open -UVth* aoeomnWd* tion.ef Pke Tn!.lllnV Fafttie. 'Hto ! .i: s . Board, pw day......A,.........00 f and Ai MjW- u *d“ BUXTBBFIELD, A. BrvnrtrlSLi,. '7'^', k \ 1 .Minis ' HotfioC v CHARLESTON, SOUTfI rpH»-Fiwir-ai.ABB hq*kl,jp!How ..jA opynpd.^»t,^b! 4 ofthe fastidious, Th* patronage of the tfkpeUing iw3*«*fWW»oHrttoL 1 , , l ihkdfl-litthv : i.veG^Wpriefair. , THIS FIRST CLASS HOTEL |V,'( TWtM.I v' ■ 1 , Havingheen renovated and MwOy furnished, Is now open for .the reception’# f the travel- - Ung HEWITT’S GLOBE HOTEL. < l-hH .0 TMf&USTA, CLL A ! , . • W. C. HBWBPt, PHOPRIETOR, 7 ... iyvtTt ■OF’Wk t*tYrfTho.caß, va.‘ . TH . B and is second to nb ’Hotel to 'the South. Attached to the. Home is an -ElpgSfct BAR Hdfses can be proeured for plea*lire ior for oel4—3m .yon; Ur?, j „ Ofie Pilce Store, >1 ■ r > .fe nifol imrH ! *>•* dte'H Uttn ono nij -j:,o >3to j .ttlUDTl* : i. 'viuK .11 > .iG—r i,WH I !! ’i. .lit ..'J (• « miitoD vun .Ttotp. j •if Mile I. SIMON & BRO., • . ' f /) .11- v'V-i.t 5 iVH ; uxiiusi MANUFACTURERS oei : r-i—*...' .. . • ■ li< l. ,«oisi i'.J : ! .sani >1 MENS' v . . * ' BOYS’ .'A • -i1» .lit; fi. \ > : i • Ilf* U‘> i . If. • . \\ ; i.ND Ui.iM. f.![oi'"A-•’ V. ,h .• ■ ■ •;* -. A : YODTfejS’ CLOTHING! >! -J !. | ’ ■ ’1 , :v V, ~A ■ 224 BROAD STRKf if. , .; ■ 1. A Good Selection OF ALL* GRADES • r > IN THEIR LINE, ; .! rt .. will .'! -V'.'.’-'t He it ALWAYS ON HAND^v ' * n 7 ■?>-?>■ ■ A jhatfd ' -moo .ooofi^oT rices.. ■ot a/ ia .! i,i av<>: ’• .ei« f.-imrJpfa'J v»d»« dllw J. Hfir i a f,i!OMKJAWJ> / GONVIN 6&m I ;: j::; 1 ' 1 :: >ASOT £>HKIOMS . I. SIMON & BROi, •. io ,1-jnl' psot.'! r .;2 j , FASHIONAfiLE >0 & KHOJKiaaHAE .T J "•”> < Clothing Emporium, aa ji - .; - Sou t 224 ; Bfhatf T Stlrfeet, j 18 HE A / V/7 / L : iTAIMOKg UKA OKl7«aH]y o w • 1 7Y. iIW Y .: 11/I 1 /; 1 ; : ’;‘r :,osborNfs Optical' De-pwt, Exclusiptty™ 336 Broad 'fetrie't, 'opposite Hotel, v,' ':Ati.ousTA,.n^iYi; • TkJOTE WELL—THE ONLYPROPBHLY -LNI .-aensttuetod offioe -in the South where accurate and -minute -measurements and ad -.fMkUeata.-ef glasses can be made, and eyery kind of Spectacle known ean be fouad. The pablioeWUl eventually learn, by too dearly bought experience, that it is CHEAPER to buy Eye. Help* at my (SPECTACLE DEPOT’ Ihaai*> got them anywhere else for pothing, l itinerant PeffittrcOpticUUs and SGeetaele- SelieM to the SonTrary notwithstanding. A word to an iotoUigoat munrer wqiiafi"fi' .spffiplent.,, t ., -, ißoyl—Sn: ABBEVILLE fr&ESS. i Faoraiiraaas. (Tt HE ■ABOVE WASra® newspaper IS JI 1 l»««5d :wwihly,- ,t : tAhhrrille Court House,s, 0, and offers splendid igduicetitents to the business men es Augusts* (to extend - th*ir notices Ur that vicinity. - nolO—3m K 1 DANCASTELLO’S GREAT SHOW! TRAINED WiI&ANJM ALS! *1 ' i / .UfU V if * i TP "*j4i • IS&MmTIOOK out ' 'jarfeijid Procession: W wfffl[f£nnL. r snights in Real Ar -3 fiWM BiiTP.,' :»»•*,. ifedies in '3wl\y - : W \J Carriage of State. ¥ ”U'. the Mounted . Zfl U:A VESI THE GOHlift BAND! ©olden Chariot! Horses, Ponfe^fcles, Will be prominently seen and admired, but the Novel Feature will Be the Live Lioalet Looae ia the Street!! tab*# from' tM ea|« by-t Ker iitrepid . H R.k & dli mSiSmAs, * v Tttfe’ oT’ ORPHEUS, ' b togMKX* ECKHART’S SILVBR! CORNET BAND. t in ?d ol Mir. J 1“ A Street PnradeA ftotgeows to an Extreme! Unmistekablylndicativeof (be strength l and *«*« tl:w -« ’ anL-r-t. odi Gh no a t B hT> w! AT AUGUSTA, MONDAY and TUESDAY, . 'V 1 Novejnber 12' miift 13, iB6O. ! •• ,1 -A ' Adn);ssion, 7S' cents; ChjjMßn under twelve years of Age, So‘ cents seats for coiomd persons, 50 cents. -Door* open at 2 and 7 o’clock, performance commence an hour after ward. -»d Tha manager, in annauasfeig the commence ment of the Second Annual Southern Tour of DAN GASTELLO’S OKHAT SHOW, is pleated to be-enabled to piesent an ArYay of Xrtiatio names, comprising the yery.beat Xalont in the . mAV i'OT- ■in J ilt wimTiX. ’ * i Afirobats, Finer Blooded Horses, Smaller Ponies, .. . ''. FuouMbMnMs/ More Original :) • • ICL,,O;,ty NS. . •DAN CpSlELT^p^Tho.Original Conversational ist' Will appear it each Entertainment and ’ introduce the only Thoroughly Trained Horse in (he Universe,.the .Russian Beauty; “CZAR.”,.Circassian Steed. The Creature -with the Flowing Mane and i Sweeping Tail, styled the “ANIMAL WITH SOUL,’’ the pafkgon of Bea'utjr, Docility, and . Intelligence. v. In. fact, a Operand better SH.OW than has ever been organized. Elegance, Refinement, Sit Artraolivenesb ate -the distinguished features of DAN CALTELLO’S GREAT BtKIW. Herr ©eiigel. TH* SION KING, ■■♦i W'Ti’ib 'ir i * •' «)• jjK n e - llfelp o) *•!* v t 3-i f a t fun/t .i ' WIH Snttr ifli&Sn e^ihe >)TJ r oejou ittjP easts, And give an, nntertaiuuseat,thatffor Intrepidi •i- '-on' radio io : T.urod lit w ~ , JUHNKJ* HUNICKLLS, .the embed imee b ofAtxaee a»d Style, will, with his <4 . IBWO PREETX AWDf*IFT»D BOYS, Render a pleasing serieetoflittarg pictures, which, t i for easo, excolkn je.eAdiektaeJve, have never before been witnessed in Amerioa. This : young SotltherilJerSlhff H#iSfro little l xei!:.. • children Court it utedi*h*iiead ingattraptiona in thenrinfiipal The atres, Hippodromes, Ant! Circuses of the Old World:-. Papers praised them! Journal ists endorsed them. People propoupce them great. ” THE EATOHTTE LEAPS Are Specialties in the Great Show, and are given in a style. unattepipted by ootemporary concerns. During the exeontion of these ex 'orciees . ..mot GASTELLO WILL LITERALLY FLY OVER' A HERD OF HORSES! MR. E. HOLLOWAY,. v The Lightning Leaper. Messrs. HANNON and POWERS, •’ ' ‘ 1 The' Daring Calisthtenie Artists.' Mrs. T. WATSON,, Who bids fair to' Win the title of Champion i »ider of the Wertd. Mile. JBUNH HURT, . "i-.ti The Wilc(. Horseman of the Plains. Mr. ROBERT JOHNSON, ‘ r Sredic 1 Equestrian. ‘Mr.-JiiSAUNDERS,'' •*’ . Leaping and Vaulting Rider. Mr.tW,iLERMAN, . . ' , ' , A vtry expert Somersaulter. Mr. THOMAS BURGESS, A quaint and good old fashioned Clown. . . Mr~H.o Race p. njchols, > The most affable of Ring Masters. And Others of Versatile AbilftiesJ that must in i. time win them fame and position. B#t2—lOt FORMING A MODEL AND MORAL EXHIBITION!